* rulesets/PythonWrapper.h, rulesets/PythonWrapper.cpp: Add new
class which inherits from Script to store a wrapper pointer
for instances which have no script.
* rulesets/PythonScript.h, rulesets/PythonScript.cpp,
rulesets/PythonThingScript.h, rulesets/PythonThingScript.cpp,
rulesets/PythonMindScript.h, rulesets/PythonMindScript.cpp:
Refactor script classes to inherit from PythonWrapper to make
storing wrappers for mind and world entities easier.
* rulesets/Py_Location.cpp, rulesets/Py_World.cpp: Use PythonWrapper
interface to get wrapper pointers from Script objects.
* rulesets/Python_API.cpp: Improve variable names, and comment out
some unused code.
* rulesets/PythonThingScript.h, rulesets/PythonThingScript.cpp:
Store a pointer to the core object's python wrapper, and modify
constructor to initialise it.
* rulesets/Python_API.cpp, server/ScriptFactory.cpp,
server/TaskFactory.cpp: Modify variable name to make it clearer
what the wrapper object is. Pass wrapper to script management
object constructor, so it can store the pointer.
* rulesets/PythonMindScript.h: Make constructor explicit for
safety.
* rulesets/PythonMindScript.h, rulesets/PythonScript.h,
rulesets/PythonThingScript.h, rulesets/Script.h, rulesets/Script.cpp:
Make types in function declarations more concise.
atlas object inheritance tree.
* server/Connection.cpp: Added code to allow client to query
atlas object inheritance using get ops.
* example/client/InheritanceClient.*: Added example client which
queries the inheritance tree of the server.
* rulesets/MemMap.h, rulesets/Py_Map.cpp: Made hooks lists private,
and added methods to access them.
* server/Account.cpp, server/Lobby.h: Added correct handling of OOG
look ops when looking at own characters, other accounts, or the
lobby.
* server/ServerRouting.h: Added function to generate serial numbers
for operations.
* server/WorldRouter.cpp: Assign genuine serial number to all
in game operations as they are pulled off the queue.
* Cleaned up header file multiple inclusion checks for uniqueness,
and made sure of ISO compliant use of std::string.
Al Riddoch <alriddoch@zepler.org>
* Substantial re-work of object model. Moved many attributes out
of BaseEntity class. Changed WoldRouter so it now handles
objects in terms of Entity, rather than BaseEntity.
* Code cleanups, including removing reduntant includes, and
getting rid of C style comments.
* Fixed the way attributes are handled in Set operations and
when merging from an Atlas::Message::Object. This fixed
problem with setting gender of characters.
* rulesets/Pedestrian.*, rulesets/Movement.*: Re-named
Movement variables to make them clearer. Added in
separate handling for collisions from moving to
target position. Modified collision handling so
objects can slide next to each other.
* rulesets/Thing.cpp, rulesets/Character.cpp: Cleaned up and
rationalised movement code. Much shorter, faster and
more compact than before.
* Made better use of iterators throughout, eliminating unnecessary
lookups, and copying of data.
* Moved all virtual functions out of header files, making
less work for the linker.
* Made more use of const references to avoid the need to copy
data before being able to inspect it.
Al Riddoch <alriddoch@zepler.org>
script types to be cleanly dropped in.
* Re-work on server and communication related classes to use
references where they are apropriate. Code is now much more
robust.
* Huge cleanup of header files removing redundant includes.
* server/WorldRouter.h: Removed is_object_deleted because it
is broken and not used.
* server/Connection.h: Removed unused disconnect() methods.
* rulesets/Entity.*: Added new in game base class from which
all mind and object classes are derived. This removes
clutter of Thing class from mind classes.
* aiclient/*: Progress with creating AI client for mind handling.
* common/globals.*: Moved some globals out of server specific files.
* rulesets/Makefile.am: Separated rulesets code into 3 almost stand
alone packages; entities, mind and python interface code.
Acorn may well not work now, but I would apreciate it if people could
test the code on their setups. Lots of code has changed, and almost
everything is now cleaner.
Al Riddoch <alriddoch@zepler.org>
